Can you connect a keyboard to the ASUS MeMo pad?
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Hello Desiree,This MeMo pad does have a micro USB port that allows you to connect a keyboard.All you need is a OTG (On-the-go) Micro USB cable in order to connect your regular USB Keyboard.Please let me know if you need further assistance.Sincerely,Rafael
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Not sure about a MicroUSB Keyboard, but I do know that it does not support Bluetooth, found that out the hard way, still a good lil tablet :)
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I agree. I REALLY want to be able to connect an external keyboard. I hope Amazon is listening...
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I don't believe that you can, unless there is some sort of device that will connect your tablet to usb devices. You might be better off with a blue tooth connected keyboard and mouse.
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I think you can. We have 2 of these tablets and plug in keyboards this way. Mouse should work the same I believe.
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There is a ribbon with a connector on it coming from the trackpad area. I unplugged the old keyboard and plugged the new one in. No extra ribbons were required.
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Plug the USB cord attached to the keyboard into the USB port on your tablet. But if your tablet is like mine, you'll need to buy a micro-USB adapter. Amazon sells them and they are very inexpensive. Then the keyboard works like a charm.
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This works with the standard bluetooth keyboard. Unfortunately, I don't have the USB keyboard with number pad so cannot comment on that...
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Yes you can use other keyboards. I suggest you go to a Microsoft store if there is one nearby and check out the keyboards they have. Any keyboard that has USB or Bluetooth connectivity should work. However, as Mari points out, there are some advantages to using the ASUS keyboard, namely screen protection and extra battery life
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Yes. I use the keyboard for a variety of my memo pads, computers, Android phone. Anything that has Bluetooth.
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Yes. I have a dongle for an ASUS wireless keyboard and mouse and it works perfect..
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There are little clips along the very top. They can easily be disconnected with a flat screw driver. Once disconnected, the keyboard will come out. Try searching YouTube for an instructional video. If there isn't a video for your model, try searching for one of the other models this keyboard works with. Search for model and the words "asus keyboard".
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Yes. My unit was delivered with the wrist-rest not attached to the keyboard. I have never connected it to my keyboard.
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I haven't had that exact issue but I did have problems with the mouse/track pad not working right all of the sudden and I called ASUS tech support and they had me re-install the drivers for it which fixed the problem immediately. Maybe you just need to re-install some keyboard drivers, call ASUS they will walk you through it step by step or find another solution. Good luck! 888-678-3688 or customer service 877-339-2787
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Charles, I must admit, I don't know if the keyboard has a cursor capability. I just took my down from my charging station. My first conclusion is that you would use the "think pad" on the tablet for that purpose. I use my keyboard on my think pad merely for making notes that I can e-mail to myslef and transcribe by voice recognition to projects I am working on. Let me suggest that you contact Lenovo and put the question to them. I have found them to be really extremely professional in the tech service area. Their number 800-213-4588. Wish I could be more helppful. Thanks for the opportunity to try to help. Hearty regards. scottyindenver@gmail.com Charles, I must admit, I don't know if the keyboard has a cursor capability. I just took my down from my charging station. My first conclusion is that you would use the "think pad" on the tablet for that purpose. I use my keyboard on my think pad merely for making notes that I can e-mail to myslef and transcribe by voice recognition to projects I am working on. Let me suggest that you contact Lenovo and put the question to them. I have found them to be really extremely professional in the tech service area. Their number 800-213-4588. Wish I could be more helppful. Thanks for the... » Read More Charles, I must admit, I don't know if the keyboard has a cursor capability. I just took my down from my charging station. My first conclusion is that you would use the "think pad" on the tablet for that purpose. I use my keyboard on my think pad merely for making notes that I can e-mail to myslef and transcribe by voice recognition to projects I am working on. Let me suggest that you contact Lenovo and put the question to them. I have found them to be really extremely professional in the tech service area. Their number 800-213-4588. Wish I could be more helppful. Thanks for the opportunity to try to help. Hearty regards. scottyindenver@gmail.com « Show Less
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I accidentally threw mine away but I unpaired and repaired and this is what I found:On the Memo Pad, go to settings, Wireless and Networks.Make sure that Bluetooth is on.Press power on the keybard (press not hold) and this will initiate the pairing process (left LED should blink blue).If left LED is not blinking blue, turn keyboard off and try again.Once keyboard left LED is blinking blue, on Memo Pad, press 'Search For Devices'.You should see the keyboard listing appear on the Memo Pad. Press this listing.The Memo should now show a window asking you to enter numbers on the keyboard and then press Enter. Do so.You are done. I accidentally threw mine away but I unpaired and repaired and this is what I found:On the Memo Pad, go to settings, Wireless and Networks.Make sure that Bluetooth is on.Press power on the keybard (press not hold) and this will initiate the pairing process (left LED should blink blue).If left LED is not blinking blue, turn keyboard off and try again.Once keyboard left LED is blinking blue, on Memo Pad, press 'Search For Devices'.You should see the keyboard listing appear on the Memo Pad. Press this listing.The Memo should now show a window... » Read More I accidentally threw mine away but I unpaired and repaired and this is what I found:On the Memo Pad, go to settings, Wireless and Networks.Make sure that Bluetooth is on.Press power on the keybard (press not hold) and this will initiate the pairing process (left LED should blink blue).If left LED is not blinking blue, turn keyboard off and try again.Once keyboard left LED is blinking blue, on Memo Pad, press 'Search For Devices'.You should see the keyboard listing appear on the Memo Pad. Press this listing.The Memo should now show a window asking you to enter numbers on the keyboard and then press Enter. Do so.You are done. « Show Less
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I bought a Logitech wireless keyboard for the same reason - missed the number pad. It does not have a USB.
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Oh I haven't use the keyboard yet , I just use the USB Bluetooth Lenovo mouse . It's work for me, you need flash new rom for that device ( the issue hdmi video )